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What causes the electrons to move in the “Electromagnetic Induction” animation? a. Current c. Changes in magnetic field b. Voltage d. Kinetic energy Please select the best answe…

What causes the electrons to move in the “Electromagnetic Induction” animation? a. Current c. Changes in magnetic field b. Voltage d. Kinetic energy Please select the best answe…
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What causes the electrons to move in the “Electromagnetic Induction” animation?

a.
Current
c.
Changes in magnetic field
b.
Voltage
d.
Kinetic energy


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

User Wassimans
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Answer:

Change in the magnetic field

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